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• 1856
Official project website for the November 2000 memorialization event for Northampton State Hospital in Massachusetts. Includes description, map, history, and pictures.
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• 1940 Hospital Plan
Site map of Kalamazoo Regional Psychiatric Hospital in Michigan, showing the outlines of existing buildings and demolished structures.
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• 19th Century Skyscrapers
Photos and information on American skyscrapers built in the period, from the Digital Archive and American Architecture.
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• 20th Century Skyscrapers: 1900-1925
Photos and information on American skyscrapers built in the period, from the Digital Archive and American Architecture.
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• 20th Century Skyscrapers: 1925-1945
Photos and information on American skyscrapers built in the period, from the Digital Archive and American Architecture.
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• 20th Century Skyscrapers: 1945-1960
Photos and information on American skyscrapers built in the period, from the Digital Archive and American Architecture.
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• 20th Century Skyscrapers: 1960-2000
Photos and information on American skyscrapers built in the period, from the Digital Archive and American Architecture.
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• 20th Century University Architecture: 1900-1945
Photos and information on American universities built in the period, from the Digital Archive of American Architecture.
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• 32B/NY
Bilingual magazine distributed globally aims to weave a network of destabilizing forces within contemporary architecture. Editors include Steven Holl and Yung Ho Chang.
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• A Brief History of Canadian Lighthouses
This history by 'Stiff Crust' is accompanied by a bibliography, gallery of photographs and lists of related museums and stamp issues.
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• A Brief History of New Dungeness Lighthouse
Vintage and contemporary photos plus narrative description on light situated on a spit in the Strait of Juan de Fuca-Puget Sound in Washington state.
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• A Brief History of Spring Grove
Chronological history of second oldest mental hospital in the United States, with many illustrations including photos of buildings and building plans.
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• A Dose of Architecture
John Hill, an architect who lives and works in Chicago, looks at contemporary architectural works of significance through his illustrated weblog and weekly articles.
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• A Gothic Revival Church
Design by Richard Upjohn c.1850s in the Library of Congress. Upjohn was a key figure in introducing the Gothic Revival to the United States and in defining the form of American church architecture.
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• A Mental Hospital's Breakdown
April 20, 2003 article from the Pittsburg Post-Gazette concerning history and pending demolition of Dixmont State Hospital.
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• A Place in Time: South End -- Waverly
Courier-Journal article about the history of Waverly Hills Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Louisville, Kentucky, and its neighborhood.
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• A Scottish Pineapple
J.K. Gillon's illustrated description and discussion of the inspiration for the Dunmore Pineapple garden folly, built in 1761.
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• A Scottish Pineapple
J.K. Gillon's illustrated description and discussion of the inspiration for the Dunmore Pineapple garden folly, built in 1761.
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• A Thousand Years of English Churches
The Churches Conservation Trust cares for over 325 Church of England churches no longer needed for parish use. Details of churches, events, publications, all in full version or text only.
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• A Treasure to Explore: Parliament Hill, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Photographs, web-cam and story of the Canadian Parliament Buildings from their original construction to the conservation work still being carried out.
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• A Virtual Tour of St John's College, Oxford
The official site's interactive tour of this college founded in 1555 via sensitive bird's-eye view or navigation buttons. Includes history and expandable thumbnails of architectural details.
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• A-Wiki
A collaborative guide on architecture. Using satellite images covering the whole world, anyone may add a new architectural highlight.
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• Abandoned Hospital Info
Page of recent photographs of Brook Hospital, which dates to 1896, located in southeast London, United Kingdom.
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• Abandoned Memories
Photos of abandoned children's asylum buildings in Northville, Michigan called Wayne County Child Development Center. Now totally demolished. Also added is Clinton Valley Center from Pontiac, MI and Northern Michigan Asylum in Traverse City.
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• Abandoned State Hospital
Several large interior and exterior photos of Northampton State Hospital.
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• Abbey
An article from the Catholic Encyclopedia explaining the history, layout and function of monasteries. Expandable thumbnail image of the plan of Durham Cathedral Priory, UK.
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• Abbey of Saint-Martin-aux-Bois
Photographs, drawing made in 1669, history and description by art historian Chris Henige from his site Aedificium. Misericords, stained glass.
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• Abbeys and Cathedrals
Carol Davidson Cragoe charts the changing tides and social setting of Christian architecture in England in this readable, illustrated BBC History Trail. Includes an activity, quiz and bibliography.
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• Abbeys and Cathedrals of England and Wales
This Britannia guide has a brief introduction and list of cathedrals, organised by age and type, with photographs taken from M.J.Taber, "The Cathedrals of England" (1905).
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• Aberdeen, St Andrew's Cathedral
Opened in 1817, the cathedral of the Scottish Episcopal Church was the first of many buildings in the city designed by Archibald Simpson.
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• Abitare
Subscription information, lists of back issues, and history. [in English and Italian]
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• About the Brattleboro Retreat
History of Brattleboro Retreat in Vermont, from the institution's web site.
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• About The Ridges
Illustrated text from a speech by student Eric Root describing the history of the former Athens State Hospital in Ohio.
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• About.com California Lighthouses
A guide to publicly-accessible locations on the California coast.
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• ACARM: Government Buildings
The Association of Commonwealth Archivists and Records Managers presents historic images and history of Government House, Calcutta, the Viceroy's House, New Delhi and Old Parliament House, Singapore.
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• Acceuil, Rencontre, Communaute
The UK branch of ARC provides free guided tours in European cathedals during the summer.
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• Acton Court
A Tudor courtier house built by Nicholas Poyntz at Iron Acton, near Bristol. Illustrated history and description of the house and grounds today, plus visitor information including calendar of events and location map.
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• Aga Khan Award for Architecture
Aims to enhance the understanding and appreciation of Islamic culture as expressed through architecture. Submission and award procedures, calendar, steering committee and master jury.
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• Ah-Gwah-Ching State Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Recent photos of former tuberculosis sanatorium near Walker in northern Minnesota.
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• AIA Bookstore
Bookstore is owned and operated by the American Institute of Architects, Philadelphia Chapter.
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